Chiang Rai
The journey to Chiang Rai took me from small tribal villages to elephants, through a beautiful landscape.
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Bangkok Cycling
Perhaps the best way to escape the madness of Bangkok is by bicycle.
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Wat Arun
Wat Arun is a heaven of peace in a city of noise and pollution on the banks of the Chaophraya river.
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Luang Phor Sothorn
Tucked away in a small countryside village near Bangkok, this is one of the most holiest Buddha images of Thailand.
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Emerald Cave
Not exactly easy to visit, the Emerald Cave deserves the effort to reach it. A small, quiet and protected beach where you cannot stay too long.
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Sukhothai
Once capital of Thailand and symbol of a glorious period in Thai history, Sukhothai now rightly draws visitors for the ruins of its temples.
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Si Satchanalai
While Sukhothai is famous, Si Satchanalai is often forgotten. That seems to be a mistake, the temples and nature of Si Satchanalai park are very worth the trip.
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Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Chaliang
Outside the Si Satchanalai city walls, you can find the village of Chaliang, with the beautiful Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Chaliang standing proudly on the borders of the Yon river.
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Ko Mook
One of the many islands on the westcoast of Thailand, Ko Mook is a great choice for relaxation, sunsets, and beaches.
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Wat Khao Sukim
Hidden in the rich agricultural region north of Chantaburi is the temple of Wat Khao Sukim, nteresting mostly because of its setting and function as a museum.
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Wat Tham Suwannakuha
Hidden in a cave near Phang Nga, and guarded by friendly monkeys, is Wat Tham Suwannakuha, home of a large reclining golden Buddha.
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Ko Panyi
A fishing village on stilts built below a rock peeking out of the sea, Ko Panyi is more than it at first appears to be.
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Phang Nga Bay
Phang Nga bay consists mainly of sea and is scattered with small islands and mere rocks making for a breathtaking landscape.
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Raman Forest
Not far from Phang Nga you can find several forests to explore. Raman forest offers an easy trail, a lovely brook, waterfalls and some pools in which you can take a dip.
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Ko Samet
Just short hop from Ban Phe, Ko Samet is popular with Thai and foreigners alike, and with some effort, quiet, peaceful beaches can be found.
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Thai Fishermen
It is difficult to travel around Thailand without seeing fishermen - apart from the sea surrounding it on many sides, fishermen also hunt in the rivers of the interior.
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Wat Phra Mahathat
In the wealth of temples and ruins of Ayutthaya, Wat Mahathat is among the oldest. As we found out, it has much more to offer than the famous Buddha head in the roots of a tree.
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Wat Phanan Choeng
As soon as you enter the small space of the wihaan, the golden Buddha right in front of you silences you through its size and brilliance. But let this giant not distract you from walking around it.
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